Vermont § 1810 - Optional provisions for pricing order Regulations establishing a compact over-order price or a Commission marketing order may contain, but shall not be limited to, any of the following:

§ 1810. Optional provisions for pricing order Regulations establishing a compact over-order price or a Commission marketing order may contain, but shall not be limited to, any of the following:

• (1) Provisions classifying milk in accordance with the form in which or purpose for which
  it is used, or creating a flat pricing program. (2) With respect to a Commission marketing order only, provisions establishing or providing
  a method for establishing separate minimum prices for each use classification prescribed
  by the Commission, or a single minimum price for milk purchased from producers or
  associations of producers. (3) With respect to an over-order minimum price, provisions establishing or providing
  a method for establishing such minimum price for Class I milk. (4) Provisions for establishing either an over-order price or a Commission marketing order
  may make use of any reasonable method for establishing such price or prices including
  flat pricing and formula pricing. Provision may also be made for location adjustments,
  zone differentials, and for competitive credits with respect to regulated handlers
  who market outside the regulated area. (5) Provisions for the payment to all producers and associations of producers delivering
  milk to all handlers of uniform prices for all milk so delivered, irrespective of
  the uses made of such milk by the individual handler to whom it is delivered, or for
  the payment of producers delivering milk to the same handler of uniform prices for
  all milk delivered by them. (A) With respect to regulations establishing a compact over-order price, the Commission
  may establish one equalization pool within the regulated area for the sole purpose
  of equalizing returns to producers throughout the regulated area. (B) With respect to any Commission marketing order, as defined in section 1802 of this
  compact, subdivision (9), which replaces one or more terminated federal orders or
  state dairy regulation, the marketing area of now separate state or federal orders
  shall not be merged without the affirmative consent of each state, voting through
  its delegation, which is partly or wholly included within any such new marketing area. (6) Provisions requiring persons who bring Class I milk into the regulated area to make
  compensatory payments with respect to all such milk to the extent necessary to equalize
  the cost of milk purchased by handlers subject to a compact over-order price or Commission
  marketing order. No such provisions shall discriminate against milk producers outside
  the regulated area. The provisions for compensatory payments may require payment of
  the difference between the Class I price required to be paid for such milk in the
  state of production by a federal milk marketing order or state dairy regulation and
  the Class I price established by the compact over-order price or Commission marketing
  order. (7) Provisions specially governing the pricing and pooling of milk handled by partially
  regulated plants. (8) Provisions requiring that the account of any person regulated under a compact over-order
  price shall be adjusted for any payments made to or received by such persons with
  respect to a producer settlement fund of any federal or state milk marketing order
  or other state dairy regulation within the regulated area. (9) Provisions requiring the payment by handlers of an assessment to cover the costs of
  the administration and enforcement of such order pursuant to Article VII, subsection
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